... however, s tar, to give mg egott to Me view In the way of protest. New Yur loteleygams state that opinions are strong th tt the United Wake should hold entlrely nowt. such bolos ten tur of the sent to Acuericin codicislo le Last In popular discussion there ...

... arise to the state. if any were io bettered with on account of their novel opinions, civil war would probably MOUS In that state of things pru• dance suggests that civil religious liberty should he granted at once to ell denominetione end this is what she ...

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... to last degree* Especially was this the case in regard to the attack by Mr. Labouchere and his friends in Parliament on the Civil List. It pleases the new school reformers represent the Queen and Royal Family as on incubus upon the earnings of the working ...

... It would likewise be nto get the vote for the men and pay of the army and formen of the navy, and votes on account of the Civil Service Estimates and the Revenue Department. for 1881.188/. Further, these votes should be .ot by the 30th inst., unless the ...

... N emu was sand to 'upped the reeolutiou, which he did, remarking that he took a deep interest in anything coccorning the united etreapth of the Cousercitive party (cheers), and especially at the present time when the Government hai been opposed by such ...

... placeholders pensioners Stamboul suggesting that the Sultan’s civil list the salaries palace officials the pensions of the “hangeis-on” should be redueed the miserable allowances the civil servants have been Mohammed Nedim the Home Minister strongly opposed ...

... abolition of gal the sinecuire place of C erk Marshal, by which nia the Queen saves £1,000 a year. thH In view of the re-settlement of the Civil List, tht which wvill take place on the demise of tbe CI'owm', I it may be hoped that the recomomendations of im ...

... I•'itawaurice coral:thy supported the resolution, and expressed his belief that if there were any body of members more strongly united than another in the wish to se•s the resolution carried substantially in its present shape•, it was that section which was ...

... 2in the afternoon, Prince Rudolph drove in well • known leaders of the United Brother. PENAL SERVITUDE FOR COMERS. , aoot childish t erehleseferts i i d girls in the f eheir unit a n n g in a fie= from Vienna to aleyerfmg, where be was hood. Conventions ...

... aaounts, attended divineservice with the old formalities, at our parish church, the first time, it may be assumed, since the resettlement of Church government and discipline. Pd. for setting npp a Drake in the 00 01. 00. Bishopp's State and other work f As ...

... prodace offered for selo in the market of the United Kingdom, should pay the legal proportional share of the burden of Imperial and local taxation which they would hare paid if produced, or mannfactuerd in the United Kingdom The reeotniioa was seconded by Mr ...